Yakkin With Nick

I put together a quick audio presentation on foraging wild mushrooms. This totally isn't a complete presentation, don't expect to know everything about mushrooms. But I wanted to give some tips to folks who were interested in getting started. 
The most important thing I can say is to be careful. It's easy to make a mistake with IDing mushrooms and easy to get lost in the woods. But most mushrooms are safe, and tasty!

Mushroom ID Books I reccomend: 

"All That The Rain Promises And More" by David Arora: https://www.amazon.com/All-That-Rain-Promises-More/dp/0898153883

"Mushrooms Demystified" by David Arora: https://www.amazon.com/Mushrooms-Demystified-David-Arora/dp/0898150094

Mushroom ID Groups on Facebook:

PNW ID/Info Group: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=207960656029435&ref=br_rs

PNW Group: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=361068627430529&ref=br_rs

Worldwide ID Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MushroomID/?ref=br_rs

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Just some thoughts on making money, careers, building business, working with people, and maybe some other stuff!

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I'm just yakkin on this episode. I hit hard man, what really matters here? Some people have a mission and a purpose already, and not everybody has to tear down everything they believe with skepticism or low self-esteem. But if you are tearing it down, I think an answer is there. 
Doing certain things feel good. Doing other things make you feel bad. The consequences aren't always immediate, it may feel good to steal a candy bar, but it sucks to get caught. And the system of consequences can be pretty complicated, but if you try to learn it, you'll get better at getting the results you desire. Never perfect, but better and better. 

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Hey! Market season is well over and I've had some time to figure out what I'm doing, so I'm back to podcasting. I plan on releasing content every week, hopefully more often. 

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Nash, August, and I met up in Corvallis to record this podcast. We ended up at American Dream Pizza and had lunch while we talked. 
I really dig these guys because of how inspired and creative they are. Nash is a very talented artist, not just musically. August is a really deep thinker. I always enjoy getting to hang out with them and I'm sure we'll have more recorded discussions like this. 

Nash recorded a vlog of that day: https://youtu.be/FwYZ-F62Su8

Check out his YouTube Channels: 

Vlog: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNLlKLf8YLspSjUeUpgd26w/

Music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsSvAtpXR9JPvYU9e6j9SSQ

 Thanks to American Dream Pizza! http://adpizza.com/

I had some time on this rainy Oregon day to record an episode, figured I'd let you know what I've been up to this month. I talk about moving my trailer off grid, being an adult, figuring out life. Fun stuff!

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Wow, stoicism again? It's useful shit guys, I promise. 

Today Scott Hebert of the Stoic Mettle Podcast joins me to talk about stoicism. I've been a fan of Scott for a while, following him and his farm on social media and interacting every once in a while. When he started up Stoic Mettle, I was more than excited, I was stoked. Stoic Mettle is the only stoic themed podcast, and it's a great one. 

I probably mention stoicism once every episode, I talk about it a lot. For a reason. I really think the ideas in this philosophy are very powerful. It's difficult, but that's the point. 

Stoic Mettle Podcast: http://www.stoicmettle.com/

Flavourful Farms: http://www.flavourfulfarms.com/

I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how I'm going to try to live this life I have. I'm feeling like I'm not doing it right yet, so I'm considering some things that I could do to change my strategy up. Right now, I'm thinking mostly about where my areas of focus are and if I can improve my focus on making money and farming somehow. An issue that I've dealt with in the past that seems to keep coming back. 

I discuss that today. 

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I'm no luddite, and I don't really think you should get rid of your access to the internet or the cool screened-machines like computers and smartphones. These things are fantastic and have been part of a huge technology boom that has made living as human being much easier and much more fun than it ever has been. But I have some concerns and issues with these devices and this technology. 

I wonder how well humans(and our environments) can adapt to our production of new technology. Never before have we had so much information at our fingertips, can we handle it? 

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Today I listened to episode 958 of the Joe Rogan Experience with Jordan Peterson, probably my favorite from JRE so far. I found a lot of great information in this show and I found it very valuable, so much that I plan on relistening to the 3 hours a few more times. 

They talked a lot about purpose in life, what living this life as a human being is really about. A subject I study and think about a lot. So I wanted to talk about it today. 

 Joe Rogan Experience Ep.258 with Jordan Peterson: http://podcasts.joerogan.net/podcasts/jordan-peterson-2

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